Bath hospital nurse hosts friends on leave in Hyannis
Miss Dorothy Huggard R N of Hyannis hospital visits parents on Mechanic Street for a month. A Bath hospital training colleague Ethel Blake wins top prize in contract at a social with guests including Mrs. John Bowie and Mrs. Joseph Hecht. Caravan Players present The Taming of the Shrew at Bowdoin Memorial Hall tonight with tickets from the Bursar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Huggard
R. N
Hyannis, Mass
Herbert E. Huggard
Mechanic Street
Bath Hospital
Ethel Blake
Roland Robinson
John Bowie
Joseph Hecht
Justus Miller
Merton Dearing
Reginald Barter
Caravan Players
Memorial Hall
Bowdoin College
Thayer Roberts
Jeannette Dowling
Jitney Players
Mr. Roberts
Shakespeare
Fritz Lieber
Miss Dowling
Bristol Ladies Attend Maine P T A Session in Portland
Mrs Clifton Redennett and Mrs Lindell Weeks with daughter Evelyn Weeks were in the city Friday for business. Mrs Seth S Mullin, Mrs Leroy F Colby and Mr and Mrs Clinton D Wilson were in Portland for the Maine P T A departmental session at Portland High School. The session coincided with the Maine Teachers convention and featured active parts by Mullin Wilson and Colby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Redennett
Lindell Weeks
Evelyn Weeks
Bristol
Seth S. Mullin
Leroy F. Colby
Clinton D. Wilson
Portland
Maine P. T. A
Maine Teachers’ Convention
Portland High School
Mullin
Wilson
Colby
Miss Florence Neiley attends Brunswick teachers convention
Miss Florence A. Neiley of Trufant's Crossing who teaches in the Brunswick schools spent several days in Portland as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Doten while attending a teachers convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence A. Neiley
Trufant’s Crossing
Brunswick
Portland
Charles E. Doten
Rummage Sale Opens and Notables Visit Bath
Central church ladies held a successful rummage sale in the parish house with the November committee chaired by Mrs. Joseph Avery. A public supper is planned for Saturday November 10. Dr and Mrs Hugh D Grant returned Friday from a two week trip through Montreal Ottawa and New York. They were guests of Mrs E J Blodgett in Berlin NH and accompanied by Mrs Georgie Sidelinger and Mr Mrs Elmer McFarland Bath. Several Bath residents and guests were noted including Mr and Mrs F G Falin and Lawrence Coombs departing for a two week southern trip. Mrs Emma Cox of Lexington Mass and two nieces visited Bath for the funeral of Mrs Coxs brother Charles Lemont. Harold Manson of Brooklyn Mass visited John H Hyde at Elmhurst. Miss Mary Hodgkins attended the Bowdoin Colby game at Waterville and will stay with uncle Russell Waters. Dr Frank G Walker, now in Windsor Vt, formerly with Dr Harry F Morin in Bath, visited Bath and called on Dr Edward E Berry. Mrs Cyrus Longley has returned home from Memorial hospital after several weeks as patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of
Central Church
Joseph Avery
Hugh D. Grant
Montreal
Ottawa
New York
E. J. Blodgett
Berlin
N. H
Georgie Sidelinger
Bath
Elmer McFarland
Mechanic Street
Bath residents attend Bowdoin Colby football game
Mrs William S Newell Miss Mary Newell Mrs Byron F Barker Dr and Mrs Warren E Kershner Mr and Mrs James A Gillies Jr and John H Hyde were among Bath attendees at the Bowdoin Colby football game in Waterville Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs William L Skelton and son David returned home Sunday after a week in Washington DC where Mr Skelton attended the Bankers Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Newell
Mary Newell
Byron F. Barker
Warren E. Kershner
James A. Gillies, Jr
John H. Hyde
Bath
Bowdoin-Colby
Waterville
William L. Skelton
David
Washington, D. C
Skelton
Bankers’ Convention
William Skelton
High Street
Miss Marguerite Brown Hosts School Friends at Rockweed
Miss Marguerite Brown entertained many school friends at the Rockweed on Friday afternoon and evening. Attendees included Lucille Johnson, Louise Briggs, Ellen Stevens, Thebeau, Marjorie Trott, Mary Nickerson, Madeline Dunton, Shirley Moore, Roberta Erwin, Rita Cummings, Hath Robinson, Kathaleen Scott, Mary Marshall, Warren, Even Haskell, William Mussen, Warren McNeil, Carl Earlback, Rogers, Robert Stevens, Nick Steis, Franklin e, and Robert Martin of Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Brown
Unclear Boy Biahene Locke Leaves Home in Oct 24 Pleasantry
A resident of 24 Cummings, Biahene Locke, departed by motor on October 24 for an unspecified Pleasant trip. His mother states she will be away for an indefinite period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biahene Locke
Cummings
Halloween party at 23 Cobb road features orange and black decor
Mrs. Charles W. Walsh Jr hosted a contract club gathering with 44 attendees at Winter Street church Ladies aid meeting. Prizes awarded at the contract games included a lemonade pitcher and a fancy dish. A Christmas sale and parish supper are planned for December 5 and tonight at 6 30 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Walsh, Jr
Cobb Road
James Clappison
Edward Daley
John Atwood
Lincoln Bailey
Clifford Wilband
James McLaughlin
Charles Blaisdell
Ledyard Family Returns From Boston Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs Owen J Ledyard and his sister Mrs Fred L Lord have returned from a brief motor trip to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen J. Ledyard
Fred L. Lord
Boston
Mrs Franklin Shaw Visits Bath From Norway as House Guest
Mrs Franklin Shaw of Norway formerly Esther Jones of Bath arrived Friday with her two daughters Hildreth and Vesta to visit Bath and reconnect with old friends. She plans to see residents linked to her girlhood home later part of Bath Memorial Hospital, now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Shaw
Norway
Esther Jones
Bath
Oscar Thornton
June Rideout
Hildreth
Vesta
Shaw
Bath Memorial Hospital
Miss Dorothy Huggard Visits Portland Grandmother
Miss Dorothy Huggard R N of Hyannis Massachusetts traveled to Portland on Friday and stayed over the weekend as the guest of her grandmother Mrs Benjamin Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Huggard, R. N
Hyannis
Mass
Portland
Benjamin Morris
Dr Charles McDonald Visits Bath From Brookline Mass
Dr Charles McDonald of Brookline Massachusetts, father of a Bowdoin College junior, is spending a week in Bath and nearby areas. Former Bath resident, he enjoys visits and follows his old hometown through The Bath Daily Times columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McDonald
Brookline
Mass
Bowdoin College
Bath
McDonald
Bath Daily Times
Turners Court Bride-to-Be Honored With Linen Shower
Miss Jeannette Shackford hosted a surprise party and linen shower for Mrs. Elwood Legard, nee Catharine Hooper, at Turner's Court. Guests included Miss Frances Shaughnessy, Miss Ruth Dale, Miss Kathleen Leonard, and Miss Netta Briggs. Mrs. Roger D. Skillings returned home on Washington Street after a visit in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Shackford
Roy F. Shackford
Turner's Court
Roger D. Skillings
Washington Street
Boston
Women from Sagadahoc tour Camden Farm Bureau session
Miss Clara Hawthorne and Miss Flora Leonard along with Mrs Ida Beals and guests motored to Camden for an all day Farm Bureau session. Mrs Blanche Baker and sister and Mrs Leah Strout of Los Angeles joined. Mrs William D Sewall returns home from a week in New Canaan with daughter Mrs John K Jayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hawthorne
Flora E. Leonard
Ida Beals
Sagadahoc Ferry
Blanche Baker
Leah Strout
Los Angeles
Calif
Camden
Farm Bureau Association
William D. Sewall
Washington Street
New Canaan, Conn
John K. Jayne
PTA Leaders Attend Maine Meeting in Portland
Mrs John Hunt president of the South End PTA Mrs J Alert Redlon district president Mrs William P Hatch and Mrs William Small traveled to Portland on Friday as representatives to attend the Maine PTA meeting conducted by state president Mrs Haven Sawyer of Bangor at Portland High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hunt
South End
Parent-Teacher Association
J. Alert Redlon
William P. Hatch
William Small
Portland
Parent-Teacher Association of Maine
Haven Sawyer
Bangor
Mrs Shubert and sons visit Moses family in Washington Street
Mrs Chester M. Shubert and her two sons Chester Jr and William of Brooklyn New Hampshire arrived recently to spend a month with her parents Hon and Mrs Oliver Moses 2d of Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester M. Shubert
Chester, Jr
William
Brooklyn
N. H
Oliver Moses 2d
Washington Street
Lost Paradise Maine story by Prof Coffin at Bowdoin
The Brunswick author Prof Robert P. Tristram Coffin of Bowdoin College published Lost Paradise a biographical study of his childhood on a saltwater farm near Brunswick. The book has earned many complimentary reviews and follows his boyhood joys and sorrows. He is also the author of Portrait of an American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffin
Melrose and West Coast visitors tale of travel
Mrs. Florence Fuller of Melrose Mass visits her mother Mrs Elizabeth Pepper. Mrs Blanche Bunker and sister Mrs Leah Strout of Los Angeles Calif left Sagadahoc Ferry after hosted by Ida M Beals Miss Flora E Leepfard and Harvey P Hathorn for a brief return trip to Milton Mass before heading back to the West Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Fuller
Melrose
Mass
Elizabeth Pepper
Augusta
Blanche Bunker
Leah Strout
Los Angeles
Calif
Ida M. Beals
Flora E. Léepfard
Harvey P. Hathorn
Sagadahoc Ferry
Milton
West Coast
Bluebell Troop Sees New Captain at Grace Church Meeting
Bluebell Girl Scouts gathered at Grace Church parish house Monday afternoon for their regular meeting. Marilynn Cummings was appointed scribe. Elizabeth Deering attended as a guest and will be the new troop captain, with Netta Briggs in charge as lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluebell Toop
Grace Church
Marilynn Cummings
W. Seat
Elizabeth Deering
Miss Deering
Mien Netta Briggs
Halloween Party at 29 Park Street Hosts Varied Costumes
Master Melvin D. Ferris Jr entertained Saturday at his Park Street home with a Halloween party. Guests arrived as ghosts and other figures, then paraded for costume recognition before games and apple cap favors. Notables: Marilyn Hart, William Ayer Jr., Alma Swanton, Bobby Garnet, Edward Clough Jr., Morris Emery, Bartlett Swanton, Barbara Baldwin, Dorothy Belanger, Eleanor Jewett, Morris Emery, Melvin Ferris Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin D. Ferris, Jr
Park Street
Mrs. Ferris
Marilyn Hart
William Ayer Jr
Bobby Garnet
Alma Swanton
Frank Ferris
George Emery
Edward Clough Jr
Bartlett Swanton
Morris Emery
Melvin Ferris
Shower Honors Mrs Bates At Bridge Street Home
Mrs Thatcher B Pinkham and Mrs Harry C Williams hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Lawrence C Bates nee Pris cilla Williams M H S 34 at 10 Bridge Street on Thursday evening Beano games and gum crop favors by Miss Ethel Barter were part of the festivities A birthday cake celebrated Mr Bates birthday among the refreshments Guests included Mrs Albertha Williams Mrs Harvey A Bates Mrs Frank Lehand from New London Conn Miss Ruth Huse Miss Elizabeth Pinkham and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thatcher B. Pinkham
Harry C. Williams
Bridge Street
Lawrence C. Bates
Priscilla Williams
Bates
Ethel Barter
Albertha Williams
Harvey A. Bates
Frank Lehand
New London
Benson and Tanguay File Marriage Intentions in City Clerk Office
Marriage intentions were filed Thursday in the office of City Clerk John W. Gilmore by Frederick E. Benson of Brunswick and Elizabeth Irene Tanguay of this city. Benson is son of Charles A. and Tiny (Heath) Benson of Brunswick, and Tanguay is daughter of Oscar J. and Pearl Tanguay of this city. Benson is employed as clerk and Tanguay as bookkeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gilmore
Frederick E. Benson
Brunswick
Elzabeth Irene Tanguay
Benson
Charles A. and
Tiny
Heath) Benson
Miss Tanguay
Oscar J
Pearl Tanguay
Beacon
Morse High School Star Visits New York City Native
Joseph Coss of New York City arrived Tuesday afternoon for a visit at his home, 144 North Street. Coss, regarded as one of Morse high school’s best athletes, is a son of Mrs. Isa M. Coss of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Coss
New York City
North Street
Coss
Morse High School
Isa M. Coss
Notable locals attend Dartmouth Harvard game in Boston
Mr and Mrs W Dayton Hill, Mr and Mrs Robert Brownell and Mr and Mrs Theodore Watson traveled to Boston Friday to attend the Dartmouth Harvard game on Saturday, marking a social weekend outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dayton Hill
Robert Brownell
Theodore Watson
Boston
Hodgkins Visit Bath on Portland Couple Tour
Mr and Mrs Elwood Hodgkins of Portland were visitors in Bath on [date]. They toured local sites and met residents during their brief stay, expressing appreciation for the city’s historic architecture and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Elwood Hodgkins of
Portland
Bath
Birthday Surprise for Helen Babine Becomes Festive Event
Miss Helen Babine, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Babine of 516 Middle Street, celebrated her 15th birthday with a surprise party last Wednesday. Guests included Helen and Marion Gallant, Dorothy Babine, Stella Babine, and many others. games such as peanut hunt and pinning the donkey’s tail were played. Refreshments were served by Marguerite Brown and Madeline Babine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Babine
George Babine
Dorothy Babine
Marguerite Brown
Madeline Babine
Helen and
Marion Gallant
Margaret Cameron
Marie
Lena Gallant
Stella
Bessie Kakos
Mildred Cutting
Amerise Bourque
Catherine Brown
Eileen Piper
Maris Robinson
Eva Kingsbury
Mary
Alice
Doris Babine
Portland Visitors Wed for Henderson Lemont Pair
Mr and Mrs Charles T Henderson and Mr and Mrs Everett G Lemont were Portland visitors on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Henderson
Everett G. Lemont
Portland
Model Airplane Club Opens In Y With Glenn Orrs
The model airplane hobby club started at the Y on Thursday evening led by Glenn Orrs and Elton Pinkham. Twenty three attended, with the first fifteen placed on the membership list and eight placed on a waiting list as each club caps at fifteen members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Orrs
Elton Pinkham
Mark Sewall Returns Home From Grandmother Visit
Mark Sewall arrived back at his Boothbay Harbor home on Sunday after staying several days with his grandmother, Mrs. Mark W. Sewall, on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Sewall
Boothbay Harbor
Mark W. Sewall
Washington Street
Mrs Craig Hosts Tea For New Bath Resident
Mrs Edward C Craig entertained a few friends at her Garden street home Thursday afternoon for Mrs Thomas Casey who recently moved to Bath and is making her home at 68 Green street. Lieut and Mrs Casey have been passing the Summer and early Fall at Sebasco. Mrs Frederick E Drake poured and Mrs Bruce H M White of Topsham was an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Craig
Garden Street
Thomas Casey
Bath
Green Street
Casey
Sebasco
Frederick E. Drake
Bruce H. M. White
Topsham
Miss Clarice Whittier Visits Lewiston Family Over Weekend
Miss Clarice Whittier of Lewiston, staying with Mr and Mrs Albert Desmond on Oak Street during the school year, spent the weekend at her mother's home in Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarice Whittier
Lewiston
Albert Desmond
Oak Street
Hostesses Lead Young Ladies Contract Club Meeting
Tuesday evening of last week featured Mrs. William Esmond and Miss Ruth Johnson as hostesses. Prizes awarded: first to Mrs. Esmond, second to Miss Arline Footer, and third to Mrs. Alma Duley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies Contract Club
William Esmond
Ruth Johnson
Esmond
Arline Footer
Alma Duley
Mrs Dill and Mrs Willis Travel to Boston for Ill Relative
Mrs. Margaret Dill and Mrs. Bertram Willis left Monday for Boston due to illness of Mrs. Dill’s sister and Mrs. Willis’ aunt, Mrs. Archie Dowling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dill
Bertram Willis
Boston
Mrs. Dill
Willis
Archie Dowling
Fred Jack and sister close Abba gadasset Point home move
Fred Jack and his sister Miss Marie Jack have left their Abba gadasset Point residence after spending the summer and fall there and returned to their city home at 1071 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Jack
Marie Jack
Abbagadasset Point
Washington—street
Cushmans End Season at Sebasco Move to Portland Home
Mr and Mrs N A Cushman end their Sebasco season and move to their Portland home for the winter. A substantial crew will be employed over the winter on the Sebasco Lodge property at Sebasco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Cushman
Sebasco
Homse
Portland
Sebasco Lodge
Wild Rose Girl Scouts Plan Halloween Party and Assembly
Wild Rose troop of Girl Scouts met Thursday at the Legion hall with 31 present. They scheduled a Girl Scout assembly on Sunday Oct 28 at Winter Street church to attend the morning service in a body. A Halloween party is planned Friday night Nov 2 at the Legion hall with one guest allowed per girl. Three guests from the Girl Scout Community Council attended. Mrs John C Fitzgerald Mrs Milton C Trott and Mrs W S Voorhees. Captain Mrs Edwin H Given and Lieutenant Miss Evelyn Trott led the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Rose
Legion Hall
Girl Scout Assembly
Girl Stout
Winter Street
Hallowe’en
Girl Scout Community Council
John C. Fitzgerald
Milton C. Trott
W. S. Voorhees
Edwin H. Given
Evelyn Trott
Miss Barbara Brown Elected Vice President at UMaine Dorm
Miss Barbara T Brown, co salutatorian of the class of 1934 at M H S, was elected vice president for the fourth floor in Balentine hall, University of Maine, by freshmen girls choosing their dormitory officers for the coming year. She is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter T Brown of Stoneham Mass and a granddaughter of Mrs Eugene R Brown of 31 Deering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara T. Brown
M.H.S
Balentine Hall
University of Maine
University
Brown
Walter T. Brown
Stoneham
Mass
Eugene R. Brown
Deering Street
Ladies Named in Lewis ton Visit on Thursday
Mrs Roscoe P Higgins Mrs Harry M Huse Mrs Charles C Toothaker and Mrs Gladys Ginty were in Lewis ton on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe P. Higgins
Harry M. Huse
Charles C.toothaker
Gladys Ginty
Lewiston
Holbrooks Attend Funeral From Cleveland
Rev Harold F Holbrook his wife and daughter Clarice Neal traveled from Cleveland Ohio to attend the funeral of Charles F Holbrook of Chestnut Streets. They left Tuesday afternoon and arrived here Wednesday at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold F. Holbrook
Miss Winnie Whitehead Returns From Boston Trip
Miss Winnie Whitehead of Dummer Street has returned after a weeklong visit to Boston, recounting her experiences and the sights she enjoyed during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Whitehead
Dummer Street
Boston
Samuel Emlen Returns Home From Bath Visit
Samuel Emlen arrived back in Philadelphia on Thursday after several days in Bath as the guest of Edwin H Given of Cobb Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Emlen
Philadelphia
Bath
Edwin H. Given
Cobb Road
Doyles Attend Ruth Lawrence Theodore Bird Wedding in Rockland
Mr and Mrs D Joseph Doyle and daughter Glenn Ann of 41 Union Street travel to Rockland for the wedding of Mrs Doyle's sister Miss Ruth Lawrence to Theodore Bird both of Rockland. The Doyles visited last weekend with Mrs Lawrence's parents Mr and Mrs G A Lawrence of Crescent Beach as they join in prenup festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Joseph Doyle
Glenn Ann
Union Street
Rockland
Dover visitors call on local residents
Ex Alderman and Mrs Ralph C Co vel, Mrs W A McNeal, Mrs Charles Lockery and Mrs George Jacobs were visitors in Dover New Hampshire Thursday calling on Mrs Rodney Arnold nee Miss Jennie Jordan of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph C. Covel
W. A. McNeal
Charles Lockery
George Jacobs
Dover
N. H
Rodney Arnold
Jennie Jordan
Mrs Drake hosts luncheon at Birch Point Summer home
Mrs Chester Plant entertained a group of friends with a luncheon Tuesday noon of last week at the Summer home of her daughter Mrs J Edward Drake Jr at Birch Point. Present were Mrs William P Hatch Mrs Leland Mitchell Mrs John Hunt Mrs Pearl Dunbar Mrs Wellington A Moore Mrs Elbridge R Wright Mrs William Small. Mrs Drake was present at dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Plant
J. Edward Drake, Jr
Birch Point
William P. Hatch
Leland Mitchell
John Hunt
Pearl Dunbar
Wellington A. Moore
Elbridge R. Wright
William Small
Drake
Stratford Couple Vacationing at Thorne's Head Summer Home
Mr and Mrs Conrad Olsen of Stratford Connecticut have spent a week at their summer home at Thornes Head where they had the building shingled and interior repairs completed during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Olsen
Stratford, Conn
Thorne’s Head
Mrs Partington and son Return From Wells Beach Visit
Mrs William Partington and her son William Jr returned Sunday after a short stay at Wells Beach with her parents Mr and Mrs E R Lawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Partington
William, Jr
Wells Beach
E. R. Lawson
Miss Dorothy Huggard Leaves for Quincy Visit
Miss Dorothy Huggard who has been staying with her parents Mr and Mrs Herbert Huggard departed Monday with her aunt Mrs Howard Parks for Quincy Massachusetts to visit Mr and Mrs Frank Oliver for a few days before she resumes duties Thursday at the Hyannis hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Huggard
R. N
Herbert Huggard
Howard Parks
Quincy
Mass
Frank Oliver
Miss Huggard
Hyannis Hospital
Bath Iron Works chief sails York Bermuda cruise return
Roland F. Hill general superintendent of Bath Iron Works Corp returned Friday from a round trip cruise aboard the Kungsholm from New York to Bermuda and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland F. Hill
Bath Iron Works Corp
New York
Bermuda
Kungsholm
Alderman Walter W. Smith Improves at Home
Alderman Walter W. Smith, confined at his Washington Street home for pleurisy the last two weeks, is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Smith
Washington Street
Edward J. Lee Visits Haverhill Mass for Short Stay
Edward J. Lee traveled to Haverhill Massachusetts on Sunday for a brief visit and will return with his wife Mrs. Lee who has been staying there with her sister Mrs. Andrew J. McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Lee
Haverhill
Mass
Lee
Andrew J. McDonald
Halloween Party At Clappison Home In Andrews Road
Mary Alice Clappison hosted a Monday afternoon Halloween gathering from four to six at her parents home on Andrews road. Guests played bobbing for apples and doughnut games with prizes awarded to Jerusa lem Pierce, Jane Trott, Elaine Noyes, Virginia Trott, Barbara Redtdon, Jane Fitzgér ald, and Louise Carver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Clappison
James A. Clappison
Andrews Road
Jerusalem
Trary Pierce
Jane Trott
Elaine Noyes
Virginia Trott
Barbara Redtdon
Jane Fitzgérald
Louise Carver
Mrs Sarah Redd Stricken By Stroke In Woolwich Home
Mrs Sarah Redd is gravely ill after a Friday stroke and is staying at the Woolwich home of her son Alton Reed. The family seeks prayers and support as doctors monitor her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Redd
Alton Reed
Woolwich
Mrs Emery Footer hosts fall themed card party at 61 High
Mrs Emery Footer entertained guests at her home on 61 High Street with a fall color scheme and dahlias as centerpieces. Four contract tables determined prizes to Mrs Joseph Cyr Mrs Edith Lemont and Mrs Edward Footer. Also noted are parish funeral travel Rev Purdue Brownies meeting led by Mrs Skillings and beauty parlor opening by P O Jenkins now The Campus on College Road in Orono.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Footer
High Street
Joseph Cyr
Edith Lemont
Edward Footer
Carroll Davis
Arthur Pratt
John Freeman
Fred Higgins
Ralph Whitehouse
Arthur King
Ralph Gay
Hiram Stevens
Ralph O. Dale
Rachel Nichols
Arline Footer
Danforth McDonald
P. O. Jenkins
Orono
Academy Street
College Road
Grace church St Marys guild plans dessert bridge
Hostesses Mrs Herbert Calderwood and Mrs Carl Troop led St Marys guild meeting at Grace church parish house. Plans set for dessert bridge on Nov 1 at 2 pm with W S Voorhees as chair of tables, aided by Irene Ingalls and Edward Sewall. Refreshments under W Dayton Hill with help from Walter M Hill and Calderwood. Also planned rummage sale for Nov 7 and Nee dlework guild progress noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Calderwood
Carl C. Troop
St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church
Oak Street
W. S. Voorhees
Irene Ingalls
Edward Sewall
W. Dayton Hill
Bath Officer Langdon Green Returns From Vacation
Langdon E. Green, day patrolman of the Bath police force, resumes duties after two weeks of vacation most of which was spent in Northern Maine, being the last officer on the force to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon E. Green
Bath
Maine
Mr. Green
Mrs Thompson Visits Bangor Friends And Guests In Orono
Mrs. Albert Thompson of upper Washington street recently visited Bangor where she was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Foley, formerly of Bath. She also stayed with Mrs. Marcuis W. Jenkins of Orono during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Thompson
Upper Washington Street
Bangor
Albert W. Foley
Bath
Thompson
Marcuis W. Jenkins
Orono
Cambridge painter Warrants praise for Worcester portrait
Rev William Wunsch of Cambridge Mass painted a copy of the late Rev Thomas Worcester portrait tied to Boston society gift. Wunsch 22 studied six years at the Boston Art Museum won a long‑standing scholarship. The Worcester portrait was presented at the New England New Church Sesquicentennial in 1784. Worcester led Boston church for 50 years and held Harvard roles. The presentation was by Mrs George C Warren in memory of her parents and grandparents Malcom Doble and Miriam Doble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wunsch
Cambridge
Mass
Thomas Worcester
Boston
Boston Society of the New Church
Wunsch
Boston Art Museum
Art Museum
New England
James Glen
Green Dragon Tavern
Boston Society
Theological School
Harvard College
Edward H. Kimball
Lincoln Street
George C. Warren
Harvard Dartmouth Game Draws Local Couple in Boston
Mr and Mrs Donald Small of North Street spent the weekend in Boston to attend the Harvard Dartmouth game. The trip highlighted a quiet weekend for local residents with a pleasant outing and a chance to see college football rivalry up close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Small
North Street
Boston
Rothwell hunts big buck after snowbound trip at Eagle Lake
Edmund A. Rothwell returned from a gunning trip at his Eagle Lake camp where heavy northern snow forced their auto towed by horses. He reports plentiful bobcats harming deer and urges drastic state action to curb them. The party heard the Forestry plane searching for missing Websters believed lost in Maine wilderness. Lieut and Mrs Edward C. Craig and two children visited Portland with her father, William Sanderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund A. Rothwell
Eagle Lake
Mr. Rothwell
State Forestry Department
Maine
Edward C. Craig
Jean
Robert
Garden Street
Portland
William Sanderson
Local Births and Marriage Moves in City Notices
Mr and Mrs Solomon K Greenblatt of 233 Washington street announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Bessie F Greenblatt to Isadore son of Mr and Mrs Max Singer of 5 Federal street Bruns A son was born Monday evening to Alderman and Mrs Edwin R Andrews of 981 High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon K. Green Blatt
Washington Street
Bessie F. Greenblatt
Isadore Ae Somi
Max Singer
Federal Street
Bruns
Alderman
Edwin R. Andrews
High Street
Bath area social and news roundup with varied events
Mrs. Edward A Garcelon invited T W Hyde members to a Cumberland Mills reception honoring Mrs Celia Morse and staff at Red Men hall on Nov 3. Bath Opera House to host Crockerville Mountaineers on Nov 1. Easter lily and large potatoes showcased at local offices. Bowker heirs sale to Edward Cooley of Belmont Mass. University of Maine cup contest for Maine schools, Morse high eligible. Fall deer and hunting notes, vehicles, weather, and local police briefings. Cummings Motors expands services Nov 1 with day and night auto care and heated storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Garcelon
T. W. Hyde
Eeane
Cumberland - Mans
Celia Morse
Red Men's Hall
Main Street
Cumberland Mills
Mixed group to begin fall and winter pool classes
A five person group plans weekly fall and winter pool lessons at Bath this evening marking the start of their schedule. They used Bowdoin pool last winter and expect a larger turnout for the ongoing sessions.
Turn in dollars and tell how earned
South End P T A members at a special Tuesday afternoon meeting turned in their summer earnings and explained how they earned them. The group voted to donate sheets and pillow cases to Memorial Hospital and members will deliver preserves jellies and pickles next week. Tonight at eight the Halloween party and barn dance features Snipe's orchestra with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Memorial Hospital
Snipe
South Street
Bath Iron Works to Represent Plant at Safety Conference
Bath Iron Works Corp will send a four-delegation of 14 led by Vice President Archibald M. Main and treasurer L Eugene Thebeau to Augusta for the Annual Safety Conference at the State house. The program features a 3 30 p m award of the Governor Louis J Brann trophy to the Maine plant with the greatest safety progress in 1934. Attending employers include Br est T Fulton safety committee chair George A Dickinson safety engineer Eugene McGrath and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corp
Archibald M. Main
Treas
L. Eugene Thebeau
Augusta
State House
Maine
Louis J. Brann
Brest T. Fulton
George A. Dickinson
Eugene McGrath
Arthur C. Norton
George W. Tyler
Joseph Smith
Harold L. Adams
Robert H. Haskell
Joseph Grace
Clyde Baker
Gustave H. Meister
Warren R. Munsey
Annual Parish Supper at Winter Street Church
The Winter Street Church hosts its annual parish supper on Thursday at 6 30 pm in the chapel. Parish members attendees and church activities participants are invited with voluntary contributions asked to defray expenses. Joining the parish may be possible and represents a pledge to support the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Winter Street
Maxwell Powers
John A. Morse
Emma G. Small
Walter H. Bowker
Augusta Couple Guests Return After Week Visit
Mr and Mrs Ghariés Boette return to their Augusta home after spending a week as guests of Mr and Mrs L P Morse at 8 Farrin Street.
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Addison Pendleton
F. G. Falin
Front Street
Lawrence Coombs
Emma Cox
Lexington
Byron Steele
Watertown
Edwin Hutchins
Laura Lemont
West Bath
Cox
Charles Lemont
Harold ©. Manson
Brooklyn, Mass
Elmhurst
Mary Hodgkins
Russell Waters
Frank G. Walker
Windsor
Harry F. Morin
City
Boston University School of Medicine
Edward E. Brrry
Grove Street
Cyrus Longley
Center Street
Arthur Sewall 2d
Clarence Johnson
Summer Street
Jane S. Donnell
Charles J. Donnell
Clinton
Wellesley College
Donnell
Wellesley
Frank Daley
Beacon Street
Kennebunkport
Joseph O. Purdue
Shelburne Falls
Carmen Huse
Miriam Doble
Wheaton College
Mrs
Malcolm Doble
Portland Stadium
Portland Sagamores
Fitton A. C
James Jenkins
Emily Jordan
Bath Opera House
Crockerville Mountaineers
WEET
Independent
Times
Charles H. Morse
Island Falls
F. 8. Bowker
Edward Cooley
Belmont
Phippsburg Pond
Kennebec River
Cooley
Massachusetts Fisheries Association, Inc
Morse High
Fort Kent
Deering High
South Portland High
Aea
E. L. Reed
George McLellan
Bath Iron Works
Harry E. Muckler
Henry White
Hainesville
Aroostook
Mr. Muckler
Mr. White
Office
the Independent
Massachusett
Sagadahoc
Barbara Trainor
Clifton Street
Lily Pond
Ambrose McFadden
Times Office
Bath Country Club
National Park
Arcadia National Park
Maing
Arcadia
U. S
Andrew Robichaud
Middle Street
John J. Keegan
House of Correction
Everett Paul Green
Everett Green
Lowery Street
President Roosevelt
Cummings Motors, Inc
Lewiston Buick
South End P.T.A
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